Author: NewsUltra360
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INSPIRED LEADER, LASTING LEGACY: SALUTING SOLOMON EHIGIATOR ARASE
Solomon Ehigiator Arase was more than just a police officer; he was a visionary who reshaped Nigerian policing and empowered generations. His journey from a disciplined youth in Edo State to Nigeria’s 18th Inspector-General of Police is a story of dedication, reform, and relentless service.Born in 1956, Arase’s commitment to education laid the groundwork for his impactful career. Armed with degrees in Political Science, Law, and advanced military studies, he was ready to…
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COLOMBIA’S VICE PRESIDENT FRANCIA MARQUEZ CHARMS ABUJA AT NIKE ARTS GALLERY VISIT
Colombian flair meets Nigerian artistry as vice-president Francia Marquez’s Abuja visit sparks culture and empowerment vibes at Nike Arts and Gallery. On Sunday, August 31, the vibrant Nike Arts and Gallery in Abuja hosted a distinguished visitor – the Vice President of Colombia, Francia Marquez. The event saw a star-studded lineup including Aina Davies, daughter…
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STAFF COMMITMENT: THE HEARTBEAT OF HEALTHCARE SUCCESS, SAYS DR. ODULANA
Without valuing healthcare workers, even the best hospitals risk collapse, warns healthcare expert. Dr. Debo Odulana, CEO of Cedarcrest Hospital, stresses that staff morale and trust are crucial for effective healthcare. He warns that fear-driven leadership and micromanagement kill commitment, leading to errors, silence, and brain drain. Odulana calls on hospital leaders to build trust-based…
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OVER 23,600 STILL MISSING IN NIGERIA, LEAVING FAMILIES IN ANGUISH — ICRC
Thousands of Nigerian families, mostly women, endure pain and uncertainty as loved ones remain missing amid conflicts. The ICRC reports that 23,659 people remain missing in Nigeria, impacting 13,595 families—68% of whom are women and 59% were minors when they disappeared. Yobe State records the highest cases. The ICRC continues to support reunifications and offers…
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOOMS AS AFFORDABLE FASHION FOR NIGERIANS
Rising living costs fuel demand for thrift and okrika clothes, offering style and savings to students and workers alike. Sellers say second-hand clothing—whether trendy, handpicked thrift or budget-friendly okrika bales—is thriving across Nigeria. Thrift items, popular online, attract fashion-conscious buyers seeking unique, nearly new pieces, while okrika dominates physical markets with bulk, affordable bargains. Buyers…
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SENATOR URGES URGENT LAW TO TACKLE RISING SUICIDE IN NIGERIA
With 16,000 annual deaths, Nigeria faces a suicide crisis demanding swift legislative action, says Sen. Ekpenyong. Sen. Asuquo Ekpenyong calls for fast-tracking the Suicide Prevention Bill to decriminalize attempted suicide and improve mental health support. Speaking with advocates, he stresses the need for government focus on education and sensitisation. Experts warn delay costs lives, with…
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MAN BEHEADED IN EBONYI AS COMMUNAL CONFLICT ESCALATES
A middle-aged man’s brutal killing deepens tension in Ebonyi’s long-standing land dispute. The Ebonyi Police confirmed the beheading of Dick Nnachi in Oso-Edda amid ongoing clashes with Amasiri community over land. DSP Joshua Ukandu condemned the act and vowed swift justice while urging residents to avoid buffer zones declared by the government to restore peace…
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SOYINKA AND CBN GOV CALL FOR NIGERIA-BRAZIL CULTURAL RENAISSANCE
Nigeria and Brazil urged to deepen cultural ties for shared heritage and economic growth during historic Brasília event. Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka and CBN Governor Yemi Cardoso called for a stronger Nigeria-Brazil cultural and economic partnership during President Tinubu’s state visit to Brazil. Soyinka highlighted his ‘Return to Africa’ project symbolising spiritual reconnection with African…
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CHILD EXCELLENCE GOES BEYOND GRADES, SAY EDUCATIONISTS
Academic success alone won’t prepare children for life’s challenges—holistic growth is key, experts warn. Educationists in Lagos stress that child development must include emotional intelligence, empathy, creativity, resilience, and strong character alongside academics. Dr. Chinenye Onuorah highlights that focusing only on grades ignores vital life skills needed to navigate identity and emotional struggles. Experts urge…
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UCHENDU NWABARA URGES EARLY INTERVENTION FOR AUTISM TO TRANSFORM CHILDREN’S LIVES
Early action on autism signs can unlock a child’s potential and strengthen families, warns Abuja autism expert. Uchendu Nwabara, CEO of St. Stephens Family Autism Centre, stresses prompt intervention as critical for brain development and better outcomes in children with autism. He highlights that early support empowers not just the child but also equips families…
